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In the letter, the signatories remind the Biden administration of the power of Congress to re-impose sanctions on Iran, which again points to the duality of US stance on Vienna talks.

Iran’s top negotiator at the Vienna talks says Tehran’s primary goal in the forthcoming negotiations is to secure a full and verifiable removal of all sanctions.

Access to the united states. is that the right move? >> in. and keep in mind that access was restricted under the trump administration because the iranian regime right now, gillian, as we speak, are holding americans hostage. literally chained to the floor of their notorious prison in tehran. one of the prisoners was supposed to be released as part of the i ran deal and the iranians reneged on that and the poor man has been the last six years. trump said if youre going to do that to our people, ...

Inspiration for crew, the crew [inaudible] . [noise] >> went down in the preparation for maximum dynamic pressure. >> [noise] >> we are through to clear the dynamic of maximum pressure. >> one bravo the color from space, that is one of the [inaudible] that is a normal call. everything continues to be good. >> looks like a smooth ride for the crew.

Of the iranian side of the 2015 nuclear deal. in a sense, it makes it less complex and clearer that the line is there. so i think what matters is that two people who arent there any more, donald trump in the us, his policy of maximum pressure backed up by his administration brought us to essentially where we are, brought the reflex action from iran moving away as it has more and more from the deal. without that, even with the biden administration being in a slight quandary over where it goes, in...

Of woe — that was disengage, engage is iran. and clearly the world is engaging with iran. what are the prospects looking like for talks which are due to restart in a weeks time, by which there will be a new, regarded as being more hard—line president in tehran? does that matter? i dont think it matters so much. essentially the shots are called by the supreme leader and the hardliners around him, and in a sense, not having that dichotomy between a more moderate reformist who was the architect...

I wouldnt say reformist who was the architect of the iranian side of the 2015 nuclear deal. in a sense, it makes it less complex and clearer that the line is there. so i think what matters is that two people who arent there any more, president trump in the us — his policy of maximum pressure backed up by his administration brought us to essentially where we are, brought the reflex action from iran moving away as it has more and more from the deal. without that, even with the biden administrati...

Not having that dichotomy between a more moderate reformist who was the architect of the iranian side of the 2015 nuclear deal. in a sense, it makes it less complex and clearer that the line is there. so i think what matters is that two people who arent there any more, donald trump in the us, his policy of maximum pressure backed up by his administration brought us to essentially where we are, brought the reflex action from iran moving away as it has more and more from the deal. with the biden a...

To it, and the debate will continue, of course. >> shannon: iran-backed militia. lets bring in morgan ortagus. always good to see you. lets start here. this is a vow of revenge quoted by the ap saying "we will avenge the blood of our martyrs against this, and we will make the enemy taste the bitterness of revenge." >> now, and in all fairness, these sorts of attacks are also going on the last few years of the trump administration when i was working for secretary mike pompeo, we were dealing with...

The United States and its allies are far better off with the JCPOA than without it—especially since reviving the JCPOA does not prevent the United States and its allies from acting to counter Iran’s regional policies that they find threatening.